This is nothing more than an explanation of the experience I experienced, from my point of view, in this "hotel. "
Last week a group of twenty-six high school students and two teachers took a trip to Paris. Well, let's start by saying that our teacher, with all its good intentions, reserved rooms in this hotel thinking it was the most accurate and economical option in turn; Given the good reviews on the Web pages. It all began to be strange just to arrive; The owner didn't let us in even to the front desk (he left us all on the sidewalk even though it was raining) until he ended up yelling at us in a very mediocre English rules of his hotel. And regarding your comments that we were under an awning, it is not necessary to see the pictures of the hotel to see that it is not true. After he let us in and we had to climb our suitcases on foot by a very uncomfortable and complicated staircase to climb. The rooms were overwhelming and definitely mine was not for 4 people. Regarding cleanliness, I have nothing to say because it was non-existent. Breakfast, the only fresh thing there was the bread, because the rest… Although well, there was not much variety: bread, croissant, milk, juice and pieces of cheese packaged. We got tired of getting screams, bad faces, and insults that our English was "medium", considering that many of us have titles of that same language. Mr. Landlord, let me tell you that we don't want to sink your business or anything like that, but maybe the problem with this hotel is you and your way of running it.
Greetings.
Last week a group of twenty-six high school students and two teachers took a trip to Paris. Well, let's start by saying that our teacher, with all its good intentions, reserved rooms in this hotel thinking it was the most accurate and economical option in turn; Given the good reviews on the Web pages. It all began to be strange just to arrive; The owner didn't let us in even to the front desk (he left us all on the sidewalk even though it was raining) until he ended up yelling at us in a very mediocre English rules of his hotel. And regarding your comments that we were under an awning, it is not necessary to see the pictures of the hotel to see that it is not true. After he let us in and we had to climb our suitcases on foot by a very uncomfortable and complicated staircase to climb. The rooms were overwhelming and definitely mine was not for 4 people. Regarding cleanliness, I have nothing to say because it was non-existent. Breakfast, the only fresh thing there was the bread, because the rest… Although well, there was not much variety: bread, croissant, milk, juice and pieces of cheese packaged. We got tired of getting screams, bad faces, and insults that our English was "medium", considering that many of us have titles of that same language. Mr. Landlord, let me tell you that we don't want to sink your business or anything like that, but maybe the problem with this hotel is you and your way of running it.
Greetings.